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Enjoying the great progress Doug!

1 part at a time :santa:

Business Card

A very special person gave that to me !!!:worship:

You are killing this resto!!!

When will this car be out in the wild world? MCACN 2020?

Ryan W31

PS: We shook hands at MCACN

Hi Ryan...I remember us meeting. I was also parked across from your Olds display this year in the COPO Camaro display. We have several people helping us with the restoration. Frank and Matt deserve all the credit... that team of guys is special. Dave McGaffee is my motor guru and technical guy for the drivetrain. If all goes well I hope to be at Chicago 2019. :wink:

2019!!! That’s more like it!!

We had a great view of COPO RS central station from W31 Land :-)

Ryan W31

Today I received a call from a gentleman that I had been wanting to talk to...I left him a message a week ago and with the holidays he was finally able to return the call. His name is Rich Russo of Canonsburg Pennsylvania...he is a city councilman and is 63 years old. He was 12 years old in 1968 and worked for his dad (Patsy) at there Sunoco gas station in Canonsburg near Rt 519 / Rt 79. His job duties were to pump gas, wash cars and misc stuff at the 2 bay gas station. His father was 93 when he passed away a few years ago. At one point Patsy sold cars for Yenko Chevrolet. Rich recalled a few names of a couple salesmen at Yenko. I asked Rich about the 67 Yenko Camaro Conversion cars and what was done at their Sunoco station...he said “ the motor transplants were done at the Yenko dealership before they were sent to the Sunoco station”. The station was hired to do items such as rear end swaps, exhaust systems, tires etc. It was a pleasure talking to him and listening to his story with his father. Thanks to M.N. For his help in locating Rich.